Mixed-status immigrant families must show why they shouldn’t be punished for trying to intervene in a case to support a Biden administration parole program after an appeals court previously turned them down.
The families have 15 days from Wednesday to defend that decision in writing, a panel on the US Court of Appeals for the Fifth Circuit said in an unpublished order on Wednesday.
As required by the court, lawyers who appear in a case must cite all related cases pending in a federal appeals court. But, in opening a new appeal on Oct. 11, the families didn’t list the ...
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